The Woman in Black
12 eLearning modules · CPD Certified · SCORM
This course explores Susan Hill’s The Woman in Black, analysing its plot, characters, and chilling atmosphere. Students will study key figures including Arthur Kipps, the mysterious Woman in Black, Keckwick, Mr Jerome, and Samuel Daily, examining how each contributes to the novel’s sense of fear, isolation, and the lingering influence of the past. The course also considers Hill’s use of language, form, and structure, revealing how traditional Gothic conventions are reimagined for a modern audience. Through this study, learners will gain insight into how The Woman in Black evokes psychological horror and examines the haunting power of memory.
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What this lesson contains
The Woman in Black - Plot
The Woman in Black - Arthur Kipps
The Woman in Black - The Woman in Black
The Woman in Black - KeckwickPreview not available
The Woman in Black - Mr JeromePreview not available
The Woman in Black - Samuel DailyPreview not available
The Woman in Black - Influences of the PastPreview not available
The Woman in Black - FearPreview not available
The Woman in Black - IsolationPreview not available
The Woman in Black - LanguagePreview not available
The Woman in Black - FormPreview not available
The Woman in Black - StructurePreview not available